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Chapter 1762 - 535 Leaving_2

Chapter 1762: Chapter 535 Leaving_2

With the "Blue Knight" Konabos, the King of the Gladiators, showing his strength for all to see, and the clandestine assistance from the Rainbow Consortium.

At his call, a vast number of War Slaves joined under his banner. They did not distinguish between right and wrong, almost annihilating nearly half of the nobility in East City and North City.

The liberated Slaves and the incorporated noble troops quickly numbered in the hundreds of thousands, seizing countless supplies.

They had already become a force to be reckoned with.

"War Disaster Master Mondliod" needed plenty of soldiers and endless slaughter.

If it weren’t for Sophia Jones and Aragon leading the Revolutionary Army and the Rebel Dragon Army to intercept and divide the control, taking over most of South City and West City, the rampaging group might have opted for a massacre.

The two Rebellion Armies had a brief standoff in the city.

But, as Leonard Churchill had predicted, there was not enough "Intention" for hostility between the rebellious forces, and in the end, they did not come to blows.

Konabos’ troops shouted slogans for Slave liberation; they killed nobles with moral high ground, but if they killed Commoners and the Rebellion Army, that sense of representing justice would immediately dissipate.

As for the War Commander, he could certainly see the situation clearly.

This Chosen One, who could not do much about the Revolutionary Army and the Rebel Dragon Army in Giant Spirit City, did not plan to waste time. With a grand gesture, he led hundreds of thousands from the Slave Army northward in a mighty procession.

In every city on the Southern Continent, countless Slaves awaited liberation, an inexhaustible source of troops.

Although there was a slight hiccup in the plan, it continued as originally scripted.

And from the moment they left Giant Spirit City, it was destined to be an unstoppable disaster of war.

...

The sixth day.

South City, Donne Hot Spring Inn.

This place used to be a reputable Adventurer’s Inn, but now it was in ruins.

Everything valuable in the inn had been looted, even the brass-made Magic Lamps were dismantled by rioters.

Fortunately, because this was an area controlled by the Revolutionary Army, representing the "merchant class," the property was spared from being burned down.

The inn was devoid of guests, and the owner’s family was nowhere to be found, leaving the place empty and disorderly.

Yet, Leonard Churchill somewhat enjoyed this ruin-like tranquility.

Even though the room’s facilities had been stripped clean, the hot spring pool still bubbled up with hot water.

Leonard Churchill lay leisurely in the spring water, closing his eyes in Meditation.

Suddenly, the door was opened.

Without opening his eyes, Leonard Churchill could hear the person closing the door, followed by the "clink, clink" sound of Armor rubbing closer.

As the person approached, a thick scent of blood also wafted over.

He knew who was coming and said, "Is it over?"

"Yes."

Sophia Jones placed her Great Sword aside and, with two dull sounds of Iron Boots hitting the ground, said, "The situation in the city is mostly under control. What’s left is to reestablish a new Order..."

Leonard Churchill opened his eyes, watching Sophia Jones disassemble her battered Armor marked with cuts and arrows.

Waging war is tiring, especially for a commander.

Sophia Jones had not slept for five days and nights, with visible exhaustion evident between her brows.

While taking off her scarred Armor, she said, "I originally came here to find some Materials and then return to the East Wilderness. It seems now, I probably won’t be back for a while."

Of course, Leonard Churchill understood her Intention and nodded, "Yes."

Seeing Sophia Jones’s tired look, he showed concern and suggested, "Come soak, I’ll help you relax."

Sophia Jones agreed without hesitation: "Okay."

Shedding the Armor seemed to take away all fatigue, and a sense of relief appeared between her brows.

Then with a flip of her hand, she shed her close-fitting corset, revealing her amply endowed figure to the air.

The two were very intimate, long past any need for reservation.

Sophia Jones stripped off her clothes in front of Leonard Churchill quite naturally, then stepped into the hot spring water with her slender, beautiful legs.

Leonard Churchill saved the spot in front of him for her.

Lying in Leonard Churchill’s arms, Sophia Jones also let out a long, comfortable sigh, "Huh... Finally, I can rest a bit."

Her entire body soaked in the water, with the waves overflowing the edge of the pool and the ripe grapefruits buoyantly floating.

Leonard Churchill casually tied up Sophia Jones’s hair, then gently kneaded her neck and shoulders, soothing the tense muscles with Curse Power.

Large expanses of warm skin touched; the intimacy grew thicker, and both found it very enjoyable.

Sophia Jones closed her eyes to savor this rare tranquility, leaning her head back against Leonard Churchill’s broad and solid shoulders.

During these days, it was Sophia Jones who helped Leonard Churchill suppress the Mutation; she was adept at the Enchanting Demon Secret Method, and even in such an intimate position, there was nothing to feel shy about.

She paid no mind to the hand wandering over her chest, sometimes tilting her head to chuckle lightly, murmuring, "Haven’t had your fill yet?"

In response, a certain someone became even more brazen in their teasing.

The courtyard bloomed with a vibrant spring scene.

For a long time.

No one spoke.

The courtyard filled only with the soothing sound of flowing water.

Sophia Jones seemed to have fallen asleep.

After finishing the massage, Leonard Churchill continued touching; his hands gently swept across her skin, embracing rolling landscapes from high to low, from plains to secluded depths.

Her voluptuous and smooth body seemed irresistible to let go.

The Enchanting Demon Secret Method did not drain energy; instead, it was a delightful technique for relaxing both body and mind.

Even though Sophia Jones remained silent, she wholeheartedly enjoyed the blissful moments they shared.